BNP against cameras.
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Apparently the BNP are against speed cameras, see their manifesto claims here:
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In the case of city councils with responsibility for local transport policy, BNP councillors will press for pilot schemes involving ultra-low pollution hydrogen buses, trams, and for a feasibility study on the implementation of the University of Bristol’s Engineering faculty research team’s Urban Light Transport (ULTRA) proposals for an automatically controlled personal taxi system (http://atg.fen.bris.ac.uk)
The families of thugs convicted of violence or vandalism on public transport in the area should face eviction. There is little possibility of encouraging more people to use public transport unless the public are convinced that it is safe to do so.
BNP councillors will press for the introduction of flexible speed limits outside schools. Limits of 20 mph should be imposed near school crossings at the times when children are arriving at or leaving school, but there is no purpose imposing such restrictions on the same stretches of road while pupils are in class or late in the evening.
There is a growing body of scientific evidence that speed cameras encourage erratic driving and cause accidents. BNP councillors will resist the use of speed cameras as an extra tax on motorists. Many roads need flexible speed limits – what would be an unsafe speed at 3.30pm may be unnecessarily slow at 11pm. The laws against dangerous driving should be used more, and blanket speed traps discouraged. New Labour’s war against drivers is unjust and socially and economically harmful.
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Now whether or not they will actually DO any of what they claim i cannot say, but it would seem that on this point alone, they will gain some support.
Then again, do any of the other lot DO what they promise either?
Council Elections 2003
Democracy in action through the BNP
Your chance to make a change.
TRANSPORT THAT WORKS
In the case of city councils with responsibility for local transport policy, BNP councillors will press for pilot schemes involving ultra-low pollution hydrogen buses, trams, and for a feasibility study on the implementation of the University of Bristol’s Engineering faculty research team’s Urban Light Transport (ULTRA) proposals for an automatically controlled personal taxi system (http://atg.fen.bris.ac.uk)
The families of thugs convicted of violence or vandalism on public transport in the area should face eviction. There is little possibility of encouraging more people to use public transport unless the public are convinced that it is safe to do so.
BNP councillors will press for the introduction of flexible speed limits outside schools. Limits of 20 mph should be imposed near school crossings at the times when children are arriving at or leaving school, but there is no purpose imposing such restrictions on the same stretches of road while pupils are in class or late in the evening.
There is a growing body of scientific evidence that speed cameras encourage erratic driving and cause accidents. BNP councillors will resist the use of speed cameras as an extra tax on motorists. Many roads need flexible speed limits – what would be an unsafe speed at 3.30pm may be unnecessarily slow at 11pm. The laws against dangerous driving should be used more, and blanket speed traps discouraged. New Labour’s war against drivers is unjust and socially and economically harmful.
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Now whether or not they will actually DO any of what they claim i cannot say, but it would seem that on this point alone, they will gain some support.
Then again, do any of the other lot DO what they promise either?
Problem is, no-one wants these fcukers on-side.. the simple fact that the BNP are against speed-cameras will be cited by some nonce as proof that they must be a good thing and Joe Pube-lick will know no different than the BNP are a fundamentally nasty & inhuman party therefore everything they support must be wrong.
You can bet that's how the BBC will spin it.
Convincing the BNP to loudly endorse a coutry-wide expansion of gatsos, truvelo and specs would see the infernal things taken down overnight.
You can bet that's how the BBC will spin it.
Convincing the BNP to loudly endorse a coutry-wide expansion of gatsos, truvelo and specs would see the infernal things taken down overnight.
I agree. A vote for the BNP is the worst possible thing you can do. If enough people think like this then they get voted in. Saying "I never expected them to actually win" is no excuse when they are in power.
Let's not forget though that fair number of the policies of the Monster Raving Looney party actually became law.
Let's not forget though that fair number of the policies of the Monster Raving Looney party actually became law.
how utterly predictable.. 
Vote for the BNP to register my disgust with the incumbent lot? You bet I would! Unfotunately, I somehow doubt they'll be fielding candidates in Basingstoke on May 1st.
Every vote for them is a dissenting voice and it's only the fact that the BNP has had a degree of success in the last year that has made the main parties sit up and take notice of peoples' concern at the immigration and assylum issues they've all been running away from in a fit of blind political correctness.
If you want to waste a vote, then the Conservative party is the box to tick..
Vote for the BNP to register my disgust with the incumbent lot? You bet I would! Unfotunately, I somehow doubt they'll be fielding candidates in Basingstoke on May 1st.
Every vote for them is a dissenting voice and it's only the fact that the BNP has had a degree of success in the last year that has made the main parties sit up and take notice of peoples' concern at the immigration and assylum issues they've all been running away from in a fit of blind political correctness.
If you want to waste a vote, then the Conservative party is the box to tick..
Let's not forget though that fair number of the policies of the Monster Raving Looney party actually became law.
My dad always said he voted for joke candidates because they were the least likely to bugger things up if they actually got elected
I'll do much the same until there's someone I'd actually find worth voting for.Gassing Station | General Gassing [Archive] | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff